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Workington Golf Club

Workington, Cumberland, England

Workington Golf Club is a historic parkland course founded in 1893, located on the west coast of Cumbria near the Lake District National Park. Designed by the renowned James Braid, the 18-hole course features a challenging par 72 layout. The course is situated on the edge of the Lake District with convenient access from the Coast to Coast route, offering spectacular views across the Solway Firth toward Scotland and eastward toward the Cumbrian Fells. The scenic setting provides a dramatic landscape characteristic of the region. As a member of the Association of James Braid, the club maintains its historic design heritage. The course accommodates visitors and societies, with a clubhouse available to both members and non-members. The layout presents a demanding test of golf befitting its designer's reputation for creating challenging courses that integrate naturally with their parkland surroundings.